jonahj

Thanks for the responses. I haven't had a chance to check them out yet but will soon. As a person who has little experience with electric keyboards (a lifetime on the piano) trying to modify the sounds on the 3000 is proving a real challenge. Hopefully I'll get there as I only need a few sounds. Wish there were some nice, easy, tutorials on modifying the sounds.

To set up a jazz organ sound I have a few basis questions: 1. I would like to cut out the vibrato/ rotary effect and only add it when I want it. I believe I've read that you can assign that effect to a knob? If so, what are the steps necessary? 2. Will that assign that function to the knob just for that sound? 2. If I assign that effect to a knob for that sound, I have the keyboard set to keep any modifications in place when you turn it off and on. Would I still need to assign that modification to a registration bank? Thanks, and sorry if these are basic questions as I'm still struggling to learn this stuff.

Forgive my ignorance, but there are now files available to download. How do you get the files into the keyboard?

I got the two items and Chordana now works.

Just to make sure I understand, I have to purchase two additional items: A lightening to USB camera adapter, and then a USB a to B adapter? I've checked and I've got the Chordana for Piano app. Thanks,

I must be doing something very basic incorrectly. I downloaded Chordana to my IPad but can't get it to recognize my 3000. The manual says to connect it using the devices USB port, but an IPad doesn't have a USB port. I tried using the cable that I used to charge the IPad, and plugged that into the keyboard's USB port, but it doesn't connect to the keyboard.